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Tom leaves them up there on the mountain, to use them as Redshirts later on. It was ripped out of time and as an intended side effect, the people could not live without some alien fruit. Alan Moore had, as part of his Tom Strong series, a Wild West town set atop a large mesa.Tintin discovered a lost pocket of the Inca civilization in Prisoners of the Sun.There quite possibly more than one Monster Island. The Mole Man and his monsters have vast underground passageways all across the Earth. Its location seems to fluctuate between the Bermuda Triangle and just off the coast of Japan, depending on writers' whims. Likewise, Monster Island is the home of the Mole Man, a frequent foe of the Fantastic Four.This one was actually Earth's distant past, accessed by a time warp, also created by aliens. Marvel similarly had a dinosaur-inhabited island which Skull the Slayer tried to civilize while simultaneously fighting off an Alien Invasion.It was in fact created by aliens as a commission to aliens from a higher dimension. Distills this trope into a place known as the "Savage Land." It is a tropical jungle in the middle of Antarctica filled with strange creatures, prehistoric beasts, warrior tribes, incredible civilizations and other great pulpy stuff.Franka finds one in a crater on a Phillipine island.

Usually when Scrooge dragged Donald and his nephews along to search for treasures.

Donald Duck has used this trope so many times.

In New Frontier, Dinosaur Island turns out to be an ancient and malevolent organism called the Centre.

Dinosaur Island, the setting for The War That Time Forgot series.

Later retconned into being able to travel around the world and through time itself.

Themyscira, also known as Paradise Island, home to Wonder Woman and the Amazons.

It was later retconned into being Another Dimension. An episode of Justice League Unlimited is set there.

"Skartaris" note Named after the volcano through which Jules Verne's adventurers made their Journey to the Center of the Earth (a world located within the hollow Earth, accessible through a portal in the Arctic wilderness), which is the setting of Mike Grell's The Warlord (though other DC Universe characters would visit there from time to time as well).

#Dinotopia movie tvtropes tv#

It's appeared on TV in both Superfriends and Justice League. "Gorilla City", with its own phlebotinum ("invisible force fields") used to hide it, and populated by telepathic apes.

Plus, one of the issues is named "Pangaian Sea".

Cavewoman is supposedly set in the late Cretaceous (with the main character having arrived there by time travel) but everything can be found in the primal jungle from Stock Dinosaurs to giant snakes, hominids, yetis and.

They've progressed to the point of becoming an Advanced Ancient Acropolis, mastering anti-gravity technology, laser weaponry, and space travel, among other things. An empire created before recorded history, it was destroyed (along with much of the Earth's surface) by a falling meteor and the ensuing tidal waves the survivors eventually build a new empire in vast underground caverns under the Atlantic, which is what Blake and Mortimer discover.

Atlantis from "The Atlantis Enigma" in Blake and Mortimer.